The Oral History Project was started by former Cincinnati Preservation Association Director Bobbie McTurner. Bruce Goetzman and Ken Hughes volunteered to be interviewed regarding the preservation of the home by David and Miriam Gosling. The home was built in 1956 and designed by Frank Lloyd Wright. Chuck Lohre, Brian Pierson, Gordon Morioka, Erin Adams and Patrick Snadon helped with the development and production. Another editing is planned with addtional content and wide angle video footage. Suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks to everyone for their help and encouragement. Learn more.
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The Frank Lloyd Wright Building Conservancy, an international preservation organization, is based in Chicago, Illinois. Founded in 1989, its mission is to facilitate the preservation and maintenance of the remaining structures designed by Frank Lloyd Wright through education, advocacy, preservation easements and technical services. If you would like to stop by and tour the Boulter House, we request that you join the Conservancy. Depending on our schedule you may or may not be able to tour the inside of the home but we will give you the external tour if we are in town. This is a policy of many of the Wright residences and is the owners' way of supporting the preservation and its support of the home owners. Go to http://www.savewright.org to join. Our contact information is: Chuck Lohre, 1 Rawson Woods Circle, Cincinnati, OH 45220, c513-260-9025. Thank you.
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The Boulter House was designed near the end of Frank Lloyd Wright’s life (1868-1959). The home is a unique, two-story south-facing Usonian. The "Usonian" term was coined from Wright’s vision of suburbia in the United States of North America offering well-designed homes for middle class American families. For history and photos go to http://www.wrightboulter.com . |
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